Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-12

ors will commence work at the eastern ter
minus within twenty days. AS a result of
the difficulty in securing the right of way,
Glen Ellen will be killed. Not even
whistling station will be established there,
and the depot will be located at a new town.
site on the Decker & Jewett ranch. The
Donahue line will also take up its side
tracks, and remove the depot to the new
town-site. Sonoma is likely to suffer for
the same reason. The railroad excitement
in this section is running high in anticipa-
ton Of the early completion of several rail
roads centering in this city.
San Juan-By-the-Sea.
[Copyrigtt, 1887, by The California associated Press
SANTA ANA, July 11th.-The track-layers
on the Riverside, Santa Ana and Los An
geles road have resumed track laying, and
have reached point six miles south of
Rincon aud eighteen miles from Santa
Ana. Elaborate preparations are being
made to have San Juan-by-the-Sea one
of the most attractive seaside resorts in
Southern California. Water is being piped
TO every street, and magnificent hotel
will be erected.
An Old Mans Wanderings.
[Copyight, 1857, by the California AssOoaea Press
SANTA Rosa, July 11th.-J. D. Ferrill OF
lGlleT Vi IHG ioQeTll
there, was found in a hay-stack near this
city on Sunday morning. He did not
know how ne came there, and supposed
he must have wandered away from his
home in Ferndale while suffering from
temporary insanity caused by the effects
of a slungshot wound in the forehead re-
ceived in 1851. He remembered nothing
of his trip, nor of how he came to this
city. He talked nationally on other topics
Cotton Incorporated.
Copyright, 1887 by &e California associated Press.
COTTON, July 11th.-The people of Col
ton decided to-day to incorporate as a city
OF the sixth class by vote of 116 to 81
The following officers were elected: Trus-
tees. John NJ. White, A. B. Hotchkiss. 0.
I. Boyce, G. w. Tyler, ]. C. Bangus; Clerk
Frank Foster; Treasurer, S. NJ. Goddard
Marshal, H. W. carp. This is the second
attempt to incorporate, and there is great
rejoicing at the result.
Preparing for Service.
SAN Francisco, July 11th.-Orders have
been issued by the Navy Department to
the United States men-of- war attached
to the Pacific squadron to prepare to go to
Honolulu for service if required. The in
functions are imperative on every available
vessel, and it is intimated that if necessary
the Asiatic squadron will be sent on. II
such is the case more Federal war ships
will be concentrated at Honolulu than al
any place for many years.
Found in the Sea.
Copyright, 1887 by he California associated Press
Los ANGELES, July I1th.-The BODY of a
man was found floating in a lot of seaweed
at San Pedro yesterday afternoon, showing
bruises about the head and other indica-
tions OF foul play. At the inquest the body
was recognized as that of Joe" mulatto
who formerly worked as boilermaker for
the Union Iron Works in San Francisco
The Pete Olsen Search.
Copyright, 1887, by the California associated Press
SAN JOSE, July 11th.-This morning
Deputy Sheriff Hall returned from a trip
through the Saratoga district and the
southern part of San Mateo county in
search of Pete Olsen. The man seen a few
days ago at Murpby's and Thompson's is
believed to be another person. When last
heard OF he was on his way to Santa Cruz
Los Angeles Attractions.
ICopyylgh, 1857, by the California Associated Press,
Los ANGELES, July 11th.-About II
o'clock tonight William Glass aged about
40 years, living on Figueroa street, was
gored so severely by a bull that he is not
expected to live.
The University Presidency.
[Copyght, 1887, by the California associated Press
SAN Francisco, July 11th.-[Special. !
Professor Gilman has not been rendered
the Presidency of the State University
President Holden's successor has not vet
been selected.
A Colony to Settle in siskiyou.
Copyiga, 1887, by the California associated Press
YREKA, July 1lth.-A 10000 acre tract
of land lying few miles east of Yreka
was sold this morning to a representative
of an English company, who will settle q
colony upon it.
Painful Accident.
Copyright, 1887, by tie California associated Press.
RIO VISTA, July I1th.-AIike Carey, EN-.
pioyed as porter at St. Gertrude's Acade-
my, fell from windmill to-day, breaking
| leg and mashing his nose. He is sup.
posed to be internally injured also.